Another title trampled in the festive melee, The Sly Trilogy puts together three platform titles from the PlayStation 2 era and gives them an HD makeover, throwing in a few token minigames to make use of Sony's Move motion controller and 3D support for those with compatible TVs.

Few will make use of the latter features, but the stylised cartoon graphics benefit from the sharper edges and the games themselves have aged surprisingly gracefully. You play as the eponymous raccoon, Sly Cooper, a charming rogue of a thief whose gymnastic abilities and sneaking skills make him almost as delightful to control as Mario. He's joined by Bentley the turtle and Murray the hippo, both of whom have unique abilities to get past the tricks and traps.

The first game has a few rough edges and some unforgiving moments, but sequel Band of Thieves is a terrific globetrotting adventure, while trilogy-closer Honour Among Thieves refines the formula further and is the pick of the bunch. It's heartening to see that Sony hasn't forgotten about Sly Cooper and this superb-value compendium gives a new generation of gamers the chance to discover his thrilling escapades.